Marine Steward
Key Information
Location
Offshore
Work environment
Site
Work area
Transport and installation
Typical employer
Lead contractor or subcontractor
Applicable project phase
Construction / operations (depending on vessel type)
Tasks and responsibilities
A Marine Steward has overall responsibility for ensuring the vessel accommodation areas, stores, laundry, and galley are maintained in a clean and tidy manner. A Marine Steward is also responsible for the maintenance and operational function of the laundry.
Example competencies
Qualifications
Certificate of Safety Training (full course) – STCW Reg IV/1
Current AMSA Medical
BOSIET (if required for vessel crew changes)
Flag state medical and endorsement (if required when vessel is nominated)
Construction Industry White Card (only required for installation phase of the project
Food Safety Level 1 Use Hygienic Practices for Food Safety and Food Safety Level 2 Participate in Safe Food Handling Practices
Maritime Security Identification Card (MSIC)
Current Australian passport
Experience
Experience working in large, industrialised hospitality environment such as hotel chains, mining, military or offshore oil and gas industry
Customer service experience
Experience in marine sector highly desirable
Skills and knowledge
Strong communication skills with the ability to work with different nationalities and cultural groups
Health and Safety knowledge and familiarity with safety conversations, drills, and procedures
Extensive knowledge of hygienic work practices
General understanding of marine activities, standards, codes, and regulations
Proficiency in Microsoft suite
Physical requirements
Physical capability to pass AMSA medical
Ability to work offshore on a regular rotation roster
Ability to pass a BOSIET (if required)
Availability to mobilise and demobilise on vessel internationally if required
Personal attributes
Ability to be flexible and adapt to changing logistical requirements
Team player who can work independently
Safety focused, with the ability to promote and adhere to a safety-first work culture